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To Master Latin Vocabulary! (165 cards)
1
Q
Fero
Ferre
Tuli
Latum
A
To carry; to endure
Present Indicative
Férõ
Fers (cp. agis)
Fert (cp. agit)
Férimus
Fértis (cp. agitis)
Férunt
Passive
Fe’ror
Fe’rris
Fe’rtur
Fe’rimur
Feri’mini-
Feru’ntur
Present Imperative
Active: Fer / Fe’rte
Infinitives
Active:
Pres. - Fe’rre
Perf. - tuli’sse
Fut. - la-tu-‘rus e’sse
Passive:
Fe’rri
la-‘tus e’sse
la-‘tum i-‘ri-
2
Q
Custo-‘dia
- ae
A
(F.)
Protection
Custody
plural:
Guards
3
Q
Exe’rcitus
- u-s
A
(M.)
Army
4
Q
Paupe’rta-s
Pauperta-‘tis
A
(F.)
Poverty
Humble Circumstances
5
Q
Di-‘ves
Di-‘vitis / Di-‘tis
A
Rich
6
Q
Pa-r
Pa’ris + dative
A
Equal
Like
7
Q
Pau’per
Pau’peris
A
Of small means
Poor
8
Q
Du’mmodo
A
(conjunction + subjunctive)
Provided that
So long as
9
Q
Ma-‘lo-
Ma-‘lle
Ma-‘lui-
A
to want (something) more, instead
to prefer
10
Q
No-‘lo-
No-‘lle
No-‘lui-
A
to not … wish
to be unwilling
11
Q
Pa’teo-
Pate-‘re
Pa’tui-
A
To be open, lie open
To be accessible
To be evident
12
Q
Prae’beo-
Praebe-‘re
Praebui-
Praebitum
A
To offer, provide
13
Q
Pro-mi’tto-
Pro-mi’ttere
- mi-‘si-
- mi’ssum
A
To send forth
To promise
14
Q
Vo’lo-
Ve’lle
Vo’lui-
A
To wish, want
To be willing, will
15
Q
ini’tium
- ii-
A
(N.)
Beginning
Commencement
16
Q
Ops / O’pis
O’pe-s, O’pum (pl.)
A
(F.)
(s. ) Help, Aid
(pl. ) Power, Resources, Wealth
17
Q
Philo’sophus
- i-
Philo’sopha
- ae
A
(M/F)
Philosopher
18
Q
Ple-bs
Ple-‘bis
A
(F.)
The common people
Populace
Plebeians
19
Q
Sa-l
Sa’lis
A
(M.)
Salt
Wit
20
Q
Spe’culum
- i-
A
(N.)
Mirror
21
Q
Quis, Quid after
si, nisi, ne, num
A
(Indefinite Pronoun)
Anyone
Anything
Someone
Something
22
Q
Ca’ndidus
- a
- um
A
Shining
Bright
White
Beautiful
23
Q
Me’rus
- a
- um
A
Pure
Undiluted
24
Q
Sua-‘vis
Sua-‘ve
A
Sweet
25
- ve
(Conjunction suffixed to a word
= **aut** before the word)
Or
26
Heu
(Interjection)
Ah!
Alas!
27
Recu-'so-
| (1)
To Refuse
28
Tra-'do-
Tra'dere
Tradidi-
Traditum
To give over
Surrender
Hand down
29
Remi'ssio-
Remissio-'nis
(F.)
Letting go
Release
Relaxation
30
Vo-x
Vo-'cis
(F.)
Voice
Word
31
Adve'rsus
- a
- um
Oppoiste
Adverse
32
Ta-'lis
Ta-'le
Such
Of such a sort
33
Vae
(Interjection., often + dative)
Alas
Woe to
34
A'rbitror
Arbitra-'ri-
Arbitra-'tus sum
To judge
To think
35
Co-'nor
Co-'na-'ri-
Co-na-'tus sum
To try
To attempt
36
Cre-'sco-
Cre-'scere
Cre-'vi-
Cre-'tum
To increase
37
Egre'dior
E-'gredi-
E-gre'ssus sum
To go out
38
Fa'teor
Fate-'ri-
Fa'ssus sum
To confess
To admit
39
Ho'rtor
Horta-'ri-
Horta-'tus sum
To encourage
To urge
40
Lo'quor
Lo'qui-
Locu-'tus sum
To say
To speak
To tell
41
Mo-'lior
Mo-li-'ri-
Mo-li-'tus sum
To work at
To build
To undertake
To plan
42
Mo'rior
Mo'ri-
Mo'rtuus sum
Mortitu-'rus (fut. act. part.)
To die
43
Na-'scor
Na-'sci-
Na-'tus sum
To be born
To spring forth
To arise
44
Pa'tior
Pa'ti-
Pa'ssus sum
To suffer
To endure
To permit
45
Profici-'scor
Profici-'sci-
Profe'ctus sum
To set out
To start
46
Ru-'sticor
Ru-stica-'ri-
Ru-stica-'tus sum
To live in th country
47
Se'deo-
Sede-'re
Se-'di-
Se'ssum
To sit
48
Se'quor
Se'qui-
Secu-'tus sum
To follow
49
Spe'cto-
(1)
To look at
To see
50
U-'tor
U-'ti-
U-'sus sum
(+ abl.)
To use
To enjoy
To experience
51
Fa-'tum, - i-
(N.)
Fate
Death
52
Inge'nium,
- ii-
(N.)
Nature
Innate talent
53
Moe'nia
Moe'nium
(N. Pl.)
Walls of a city
54
Na-'ta, -ae
(F.)
Daughter
55
O-'sculum, - i-
(N.)
Kiss
56
Si-'dus
Si-'deris
(N.)
Constellation
Star
57
Di'gnus / a / um
\<+ ablative\>
\<+ abl.\>
Worthy
Worthy of
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Du-'rus / a / um
Hard
Harsh
Rough
Stern
Unfeeling
Hardy
Difficult
59
Ta'ntus / a / um
So large
So great
Of such a size
60
De-'nique
(Adv.)
At last
Finally
Lastly
61
I'ta
(Adv. used w/ adjs, vbs, advs)
So
Thus
62
Tam
(Adv. w adjs., advs)
So
To such a degree
(tam ... quam - so ... as)
(tamquam - as it were, as if, so to speak)
63
Ve-'ro-
(Adv.)
In truth
Indeed
To be sure
However
64
Co'ndo-
Co'ndere
Co'ndidi-
Conditum
To put together / into
Store
Found
Establish
65
Conte'ndo-
Conte'ndere
Conte'ndi-
Conte'ntum
To strive
Struggle
Contend
Hasten
66
Mo'llio-
Molli-'re
Molli-'vi-
Molli-'tum
To soften
Make calm / less hostile
67
Pu'gno-
| (1)
To fight
68
Respo'ndeo-
Responde-'re
Respo'ndi-
Respo-'nsum
To answer
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Su'rgo-
Su'rgere
Surre-'xi-
Surre-'ctum
To get up
To arise
70
As
A'ssis
(M.)
An
As
71
Auxilium, - ii-
(N.)
Aid
Help
72
Di'gitus, - i-
(M.)
Finger
Toe
73
Elepha'ntus, - i-
(M. & F.)
Elephant
74
Exsi'lium, - ii-
(N.)
Exile
Banishment
75
Invi'dia, - ae
(F.)
Envy
Jealousy
Hatred
76
Ru-'mor
Ru-mo-'ris
(M.)
Rumor
Gossip
77
Vi-'num, - i-
Wine
78
Medi'ocris
Medi'ocre
Ordinary
Moderate
Mediocre
79
Cum
80
a'pud
\<+ acc.\>
Among
In the presence of
At the house of
81
Se'mel
(Adv.)
A single time
Once
Once and for all
Simultaneously
82
U-'sque
(Adv.)
All the way
Up (to)
Even (to)
Continuously
Always
83
Do'leo-
Dole-'re
Do'lui-
Dolitu-'rum
To grieve
To suffer
To hurt
To give pain
84
Do'rmio-
Dormi-'re
Dormi-'vi-
Dormi-'tum
To sleep
85
A'dfero-
Adfe'rre
A'ttuli-
Alla-'tum
To bring to
86
Co-'nfero-
Co-nfe'rre
Co'ntuli-
Colla-'tum
To bring together
Compare
Confer
Bestow
(se- co-nfe'rre - betake oneself, to go)
87
O'ffero-
Offe'rre
O'btuli-
Obla-'tum
To offer
88
Re'fero-
Refe'rre
Re'ttuli-
Rela-'tum
To carry back
Bring back
Repeat
Answer
Report
89
Invi'deo-
Invide-'re
Invi-'di-
Invi-'sum
To be envious
\<+ Dative:
to look at with envy,
envy,
be jealous of\>
90
O'ccido-
Occi'dere
O'ccidi-
Occa-'sum
To fall down
To die
To set
91
Remi'ssio-
Remissio-'nis
(F.)
Letting go
Release
Relaxation
92
Vo-x
Vo-'cis
(F.)
Voice
Word
93
Adve'rsus / a / um
Opposite
Adverse
94
Ta-'lis
Ta-'le
Such
of such a sort
95
Vae
(Interjection, often + dat.)
Alas
Woe to
96
A'rbitror
Arbitra-'ri-
Arbitra-'tus sum
To judge
Think
97
Co-'nor
Co-na-'ri-
Co-na-'tus sum
To try
Attempt
98
Cre-'sco-
Cre-'scere
Cre-'vi-
Cre-'tum
To increase
99
E-gre'dior
E-'gredi-
E-gre'ssus sum
To go out
100
Fa'teor
Fate-'ri-
Fa'ssus sum
To confess
Admit
101
Ho'rtor
Horta-'ri-
Horta-'tus sum
To encourage
Urge
102
Lo'quor
Lo'qui-
Locu-'tus sum
To say
Speak
Tell
103
Mo-'lior
Mo-li-'ri-
Mo-'li-'tus sum
To work at
Build
Undertake
Plan
104
Mo'rior
Mo'ri-
Mo'rtuus sum
Moritu-'rus (fut act part)
To die
105
Na-'scor
Na-'sci-
Na-'tus sum
To b born
Spring forth
Arise
106
Pa'tior
Pa'ti-
Pa'ssus sum
To suffer
Endure
Permit
107
Profici-'scor
Profici-'sci-
Profe'ctus sum
To set out
Start
108
Ru-'sticor
Ru-sticar-'ri-
Ru-stica-'tus sum
To live in the country
109
Se'deo-
Sede-'re
Se-'di-
Se'ssum
To sit
110
Se'quor
Se'qui-
Secu-'tus sum
To follow
111
Spe'cto-
| (1)
To look at
See
112
U-'tor
U-'ti-
U-'sus sum
\< + Ablative \>
To use
Enjoy
Experience
113
Ae'sta-s
Aesta-'tis
(F.)
Summer
114
Ia-'nua, - ae
(F.)
Door
115
Pe'ctus
Pe'ctoris
(N.)
Breast
Heart
116
Prae'mium, - ii-
Reward
Prize
117
I-ra-'tus / a / um
Angry
118
Antepo-'no-
Antepo-'nere
Antepo'sui-
Antepo'situm
To put before
Prefer
119
Fo'veo-
Fove-'re
Fo-'vi-
Fo-'tum
To comfort
Nurture
Cherish
120
Mi-'ror
Mi-ra-'ri-
Mi-ra-'tus sum
To marvel at
Admire
Wonder
121
Nu-'bo-
Nu-'bere
Nu-'psi-
Nu-'ptum
To cover, veil
| (w/ dative: to marry)
122
Sa'pio-
Sa'pere
Sapi-'vi-
To have good taste
Have good sense
Be wise
123
Subri-'deo-
Subri-de-'re
Subri-'si-
Subri-'sum
To smile (down) upon
124
Cupi-'do-
Cupi-'dinis
(F.)
Desire
Passion
125
Le-'ctor / Le-cto-'ris
Le-'ctri-x / Le-ctri-'cis
(M. & F.)
Reader
126
Co-ti-'die-
(Adv.)
Daily
Every day
127
Forta'sse
(Adv.)
Perhpas
128
Acce-'do-
Acce-'dere
Acce'ssi-
Acce'ssum
To come (to)
Approach
129
Ca'rpo-
Ca'rpere
Ca'rpsi-
Ca'rptum
To harvest
Pluck
Seize
130
Co-'go-
Co-'gere
Coe-'gi-
Coa-'ctum
To drive,
Bring together
Force
Compel
131
Conte'mno-
Conte'mnere
Conte'mpsi-
Conte'mptum
To despise
Scorn
132
Contu'ndo-
Contu'ndere
Contudi-
Contu-'sum
To beat
Crush
Bruise
Destroy
133
Cu-'ro-
| (1)
To care for
Attend to
Heal
Cure
Take care
134
De-ce'rno-
Dece'rnere
Decre-'vi-
Decre-'tum
To decide
Settle
Decree
135
E'xigo-
Exi'gere
Exe-'gi-
Exa-'ctum
To drive out
Force out
Exact
Drive through
Complete
Perfect
136
Fio-
Fieri-
Fa'ctus sum
To occur
Happen
Become;
Be made, be done
137
Oble'cto-
| (1)
To please
Amuse
Delight
Pass time pleasantly
138
O-'ro-
| (1)
To speak, plead
To beg
beseech
entreat
pray
139
Re'creo-
| (1)
To restore, revive
To refresh, cheer
140
Requi-'ro-
Requi-'rere
Requi-si-'vi-
Requi-si-'tum
To seek
Ask for
Miss
Need
Require
141
Sere-'no-
| (1)
To make clare, brighten
To cheer up
Soothe
142
Athe-'nae, - a-'rum
(F. Pl.)
Athens
143
Do'mus, - u-s
Domi- (locative)
Do'mum (acc.)
Do'mo- (abl.)
(F.)
House
Home
144
Hu'mus, - i-
(F.)
Ground
Earth
Soil
145
I'ter
Iti'neris
(N.)
Journey
Route
Road
146
Ru-s
Ru-'ruis
(N.)
the country
countryside
147
Syra-cu-'sae, - a-'rum
(F. Pl.)
Syracuse
148
A'bse-ns
Abse'ntis
Absent
Away
149
Gra-'tus / a / um
Pleasing
Agreeable
Grateful
150
Ido-'neus / a / um
Suitable
Fit
Appropriate
151
Immo-'tus / a / um
Unmoved
Unchanged
Unrelenting
152
Fo'ri-s
(Adv.)
Out of doors
Outside
153
E'o-
I-'re
I'i-
I'tum
To go
154
A'beo-
To go away
Depart
Leave
155
A'deo-
To go to
Approach
156
E'xeo-
To go out
Exit
157
I'neo-
To go in
Enter
158
O'beo-
To go up against
Meet
Die
159
Pe'reo-
To pass away
Be destroyed
Perish
160
Re'deo-
To go back
Return
161
Interfi'cio-
Interficere
Interfe-ci-
Interfectum
To kill
Murder
162
Li'cet
Lice-'re
Li'cuit
(Impersonal)
It is permitted
One may
(commonly w/ infinitive as subj & dative for person permitted to act)
163
Peregri-'nor
Peregri-na-'ri-
Peregri-na-'tus sum
To travel abraod, wander
164
Requie-'sco-
- quie-'scere
- quie-'vi-
- quie-'tum
To rest
165
So'leo-
Sole-re
So'litus sum
To be accustomed
